Everyone can use a little guidance from time to time, especially when your family history leads you to unfamiliar records, and to research in new places and eras. We’re creating a series of research guides to help you through these new experiences and alert you to collections on Ancestry.com that can help. Look for more guides to be added as we grow this collection. Have a suggestion for a guide? Send it to editor@ancestry.com
Ancestry Anne's Top 10 Search Tips
How Your Ancestry.com Family Tree Helps You Learn More
Creating Timelines That Produce Answers
African American family research on Ancestry.com
Finding Your Irish Ancestors in the U.S. and Ireland
Finding Your Ancestors from the UK and Ireland
Finding Your Swedish Ancestors at Ancestry.com
Finding Your German Ancestors on Ancestry.com
Finding Your Canadian Ancestors on Ancestry.com
Finding Your Immigrant Ancestors on Ancestry.com
10 Things to Know about Passenger Lists
10 Census Tips from our Members
5 Steps Beyond: The 1910 Census
10 Census Questions That Lead to More Answers
Follow Your Family Using Census Records
Tips for Success: Military Records at Ancestry.com
Your Family Tree in the American Revolution
Find Your Civil War Ancestor on Ancestry.com